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Site of Second World War Canadian pipe mine near Willow Marsh Lane, Darsham.

The site of a Second World War Diver battery has been recorded on Leiston Common, and is visible on 1940s aerial photographs as surviving and removed structures, a building or hut (since removed) and earthworks (now levelled).

Evidence of Second World War military activity, including earthwork pits and several structures, is visible within plantation woodland on 1940s aerial photographs. The nature of the site is uncertain. It is not known whether any elements still surviv...

A World War Two direction finding radar site is visible as extant structures (since removed) on aerial photographs on land to the south of Church Lane, Butley.

Site of a Second World War heavy anti aircraft (Diver) battery in the Diver Strip west of Red House Farm. It has been recorded from documentary evidence, and is visible as a group of structures (extant and removed) and earthworks on aerial photograph...

A Second World War military camp is visible as huts, sports fields, tracks and disturbed ground on aerial photographs. The camp lies within Sudbourne Park (SUE 023), and the hall was used as an officers’ mess. Most visible elements of the camp had be...

A Second World War Diver anti-aircraft battery is visible as structures on aerial photographs. The site is now arable and there is no evidence that any elements survive; an evaluation in the area of the site noted large amounts of modern building mat...

Site of Second World War Light Anti Aircraft gun Position at Felixstowe.

A Second World War Diver anti-aircraft battery is visible as structures and earthworks on aerial photographs. The site was dismantled at the end of the war but parts of the trackways still survive, as may some of the hardstandings.

Site of Second World War heavy anti aircraft battery at Great Bricett. It was manned by 245 Battery of the 78th Royal Artillery Regiment in 1940, but its armament is unknown.